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STORE FOR MEN Promote Spring Grove Wo man Offer Home Energy Audits IJNNEA TEN BRI'IN The promotion of Linnea S. Ten Bruin to corporate employment manager was announced by Intermatic. Inc., manufacturer of automatic timers, heaters and outdoor lighting Starting as a clerk in the company's accounting department nearly 10 years ago. Mrs. Ten Bruin was promoted first to correspondent in the credit and collection department and then to employee relations assistant, before her present appointment Mrs. Ten Bruin is studying for her B A degree at McHenry County college. She grew up in Lindenhurst. III., and now lives in Spring Grove with her husband. Dean, and two children. Must public utilities in Illinois will begin offering home energy audits and other energy conservation help to their residential customers by mid-October, the state energy agency announced. The guidelines under which electric and natural gas utilities will offer the program, known as . the Residential Conservation service, have received federal approval, said Frank Beal. director of the Illinois Institute of Natural Resources. Utility customers who live in single-family houses or in small apartment buildings will be offered an energy audit, which pinpoints ways to save energy. There will be a charge for the service. Utility representatives also will give customers a list of contractors who can perform energy-related work and another list of lending institution which can help finance such im­ provements. "The Residential Con­ servation service program could help cut home energy hills in Illinois by an estimated $16.4 million each year if only 5 percent of the eligible customers ask for energy audits and follow the r e s u l t i n g r e c o m - mendations," said Beal. The plan under which Illinois utilities will operate was prepared in response to federal legislation requiring that the services be offered in each state Development of the guidelines in Illinois took about one year, beginning in the fall of 1979. with INR coordinating the effort The Illinois Commerce c o m m i s s i o n , w h i c h regulates public utilities, adopted the plan as a formal rule in November. 1980. The plan was then submitted to the U.S. Department of Energy for approval. Prust Heads AIB Chapter Ormel Prust. executive vice-president of the McHenry State bank, has been named president of the Chicago chapter of the American Institute of Banking (AIB). Prust explained that the AIB is the educational arm of the American Bankers association and commented that the Chicago chapter has more than 400 members. "The American Institute of Banking is one of the o l d e s t e d u c a t i o n a l 1214 N. Green ST. McHENRY DAILY 9-5 :30 • FRI 9-8 • SAT 9-5 organizations in the coun­ try." Prust, said. "It has chapters throughout the United States." The institute, Prust ex­ plained. provides seminars, study groups and courses for all levels of the banking industry -- from courses for people just entering the business to training for management. He observed that the courses may be held in the downtown headquarters of the AIB. in suburban high schools, or in conjunction with a local college. Prust said the AIB also provides instructors for in-house courses at local banking institutions. "There are a lot of issues coming up that involve banks, particularly in the Chicago area," Prust said. He noted that continuing education in the banking field would be important in meeting the issues. The AIB is governed by a Board of Regents, which Prust has served on for the past four years. The local banker was nominated for the presidency by the Nominating committee of the board. Prust has been affiliated with the McHenry State bank for 12 years, coming to Illinois from Milwaukee. MODINE SALES DOWN Modine Manufacturing company has reported that sales for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1981, were $180,770,000. down 10 percent from the prior year's $200,970,000 Earnings for the year at $7,445,000 were 4.1 percent of sales and 29 percent lower than the previous year's $10,532,000 and 5 2 percen|»of sales. Per- share earnings were $2.57 compared with $3.64 last vear Live AImmT Call For H*lp Instantly 24Hrt ADAYI FOR MORE INFO CALL M.T.A.LS. 305-0021 Check the reasons why, | | Current interest rate - 15354 * (per annum) [J A high yield no risk investment. Highest rate paid by any financial institution | | Current interest rate guaranteed for a full six months | | Easy reinvestment when CD matures | | No service or brokerage fees | | Certificates insured up to 9100,000 by FDIC | | First National can serve all your other banking needs wemndoit TOGETHER PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY.MAYj^JIOl Here And There In Business | Real Estate Facts \ RTA Wil1 Observe i Bv Yvonne Beer. Executive officer. McHenry County Board of Realtors) It's common knowledge that lawyers and doctors converse in their own language. Likewise, the vocabulary of architects and builders sometimes can send home buyers as well as real estate brokers scurrying for a dictionary. The following quiz will test your knowledge of some of these terms. For each question, select the answer you believe is correct. In some cases more than one answer is correct. Answers follow the quiz: 1 A window that curves outside a wall and is sup­ ported by exterior projec­ tions is a-an: a. bay window b fan window c oriel 2. The vertical members at either side of door and window frames are: a jambs b girders c. framed joists 3 In a home heated by a forced-air system, the visible heating units in each room are: a. registers b. convectors c. radiators 4 In a home heated by a hot-water system, the visible heating units in each room are: a. registers b. convectors c. radiators 5. The terms tread, riser, nosing, stringer, dogleg and newel post apply to: a. plank and beam construction b floor framing c^stairway construction 6. On a handrail, if the end is turned out or down in a curve, it is called a: a. lamb's tongue b. bodkin c Rapunzei's curl 7. A home that includes a salamander contains a: a. small reptile b. restaurant-sized kitchen broiler c antique dining room buffet 8. If you can see the light but not the light fixtures because they are mountc behind ceiling moldings ledges, it's called: a. bird's-eye lighting b recessed lighting c. cove lighting 9 Small pieces of glass or tile that are square or diamond shaped and often set diagonally, are: a quarrels b gallets c. float glass 10. This term signifies true linoleum as distinguished from an ersatz verson: a encaustic flooring b. inlaid linoleum c. laminated linoleum Answers: 1. c 2. a 3 a 4 b. c 5. c 6. a 7. b 8. c 9. a 10 b Transportation Week In recognition of National Transportation week and National Hospital week, both celebrated this year May 11 to - May 15, the of the McHenry County Regional Transportation Authority office will offer a cookie send-off at the Chicago and North Western McHenry station Monday, May 11, and a McHenry hospital com* munity forum Thursdays May 13. Van Sells. McHenry county regional affairs of­ fice. and RTA staff will serve cookies Monday to early bird passengers boarding the C&NW trains in McHenry at 6:53 a.m. and 7:36 a m The following Thursday will be RTA visiting day at McHenry hospital. 3516 West Waukegan road, where a community forum will be held in the lobby from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for patients, visitors and hospital em­ ployees. During the forum Van Sells and the RTA staff will provide transit in­ formation and senior citizens, who do not already have them, will be issued reduced fare passes. To qualify for the reduced fare passes, senior citizens, 65 or older, must present proof of age other than a Medicare card. Free I.D photos will be taken in the hospital lobby and the cards issued immediately. New "Measured"Phone Service Is Offered Illinois Bell is offering a new monthly rate for McHenry customers. The new "measured service" offering, approved by the Illinois Commerce com­ mission in November. 1978, is now available to customers having telephone numbers beginning with "344" or "385". "Measured service will be available on request as a lower-priced alternative to the present local service," said Stan Jozwiak. Wood­ stock residence service center manager. "A measured service residential call from one McHenry '344' or '385' phone to another McHenry '344' or 385' phone would be one message unit." Jozwiak said "For that one message unit, you could talk as long as you wanted to." "You'll probably save money with the measured service plan if you make less than 52 calls from a residence phone or less than 115 calls from a business phone each month, and if these calls are made only to other '344' or '385' num­ bers." Bank Building Open "You'll also save inoney with the measured service if you make only a few local calls and a few calls to nearby communities each month." "The new service is described in detail in an insert being mailed wtih each McHenry customer's phone bill. Your service representative can help you decide if measured service will save you money. There won't be any charge to change your present ser­ vice." A Six Month Certificate of Deposit from First National is an Investment that's Hard to Beat* DECLARE DIVIDEND The board of directors of M o d i n e M a n u f a c t u r i n g company declared a quarterly dividend of 45 cents per share May 1 on the outstanding capital stock, payable June 11, 1981, to shareholders of record on May 29. 1981. RECIPE By Sarah Anne Sheridan Nutritionists tell us to serve leafy vegetables«at least once a day. The vita­ mins that we must have are abundant in greens. GEO. P. FREUND, INC. "The House That Service Built" 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry, III. 3(5-0420 Serving the banking needs of the McHenry area. NaTIONaL BaiMK OF McHeftRY 3814 WEST ELM STREET McHENRY Member F.D.I.C. 385-5400 'Effective May 5 through Moy 11 -Minimum $10,00&Federol regulation* prohibit tho compounding of interest during the term of the account. Substantial interest penalty is required for early withdrawal. Rate subject to change at renewal. Thomas F. Bolger, president of the McHenry State Bank, said this week that, keeping pace with the continuing growth of the McHenry area, the bank has completed Its new building on Crystal Lake road and opened for business there April 23. Bolger states that for the past two years the bank has been operating there out of a rented mobile unit, and the tremendous volume of tnuinets indicated the need for larger quarters. Edwin Becker, Jr., cashier and vice- president of the bank who has supervised construction of the new unit, states that the now consisting of approximately 1,600 square feet on two acres of land, can easily be expanded to 3,200 feet should a future need arise. 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